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Monthly Archives: May 2021
Blue Rope – Magog Down 2
I drew attention to the intrusive inclusion of the path in my Blue Rope photograph posted on 2nd May. I visited the Down yesterday (the cowslips have almost disappeared and the dog daisies are in waiting) and took a phone … Continue reading
Photographic Ups and Downs
Thursday 27th was a day of photographic ups and downs. On the upside, the final version of my latest photobook, Footfall, was sent to Blurb for printing. I tweaked a few of the pictures and included eight new ones that … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge, Film, Street Photography, Travels, Venice, Walking
Tagged Footfall, Shutter Hub, Venice
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One Cold Hand Revisited
Did a four-mile circular walk from Bartlow yesterday. I saw this sign on the gate at the waste water treatment works between Bartlow and Ashdon. It took me back to making two early photo books: One Cold Hand – A … Continue reading
Walking 45
‘I walk because I like it. I like the rhythm of it…’
Minsmere Regeneration
May 18th-22nd, four nights in Southwold; weather more autumn than spring, November rather than May. The 19th, a trip to Minsmere, despite the threat of rain; walking the Coast trail rewarded with swifts, warblers trilling, bitterns booming, terns carrying sand … Continue reading
Walking 44
‘…the unexpected insights and juxtapositions…’
Agios Nikolaos, Hora
I was due to fly to Greece for a week in the Mani at Kardamili yesterday, but it became a pandemic victim. Tom Sawford’s excellent web site dedicated to Patrick Leigh Fermor, patrickleighfermor.org, reminded me that my departure would have … Continue reading
Posted in The Mani, Travels
Tagged Agios Nikolaos, Bruce Chatwin, Patrick Leigh Fermor, The Mani
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Walking 43
To walk at night is to yield to, or embrace, an outlaw status.
Walking 42
‘Out in the street, we become observing entities, “part of that vast republican army of anonymous trampers”.’
Walking 41
‘…walking articulates both physical and mental freedom.’
Posted in Cambridge, Film, Street Photography, Walking
Tagged Cambridge, Film, Street Photography, Walking
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Walking 40
‘In the contemporary city, the eyes on screens often outnumber those on the street.’
Walking 39
‘…it is both means and end, travel and destination.’
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Tagged Film, Street Photography, Walking
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Fen Landscape – New Bedford River
The New Bedford River, also known as the Hundred Foot Drain because of the distance between the tops of the two embankments on either, is a man-made cut-off or by-pass channel of the River Great Ouse in the Fens. It … Continue reading
Blue Rope – Magog Down
The Magog Downs were gilded delicately with cowslips on Friday, showing up the trashy gaudiness of lurid fields of rape. I like the brilliance of the blue here, the spiral and the way the end on the rope is pointing … Continue reading